Following the success of high-energy singles “According to You” and “Shut Up and Kiss Me,” Orianthi showcases her softer side with her new single “Courage,” featuring Lacey from Flyleaf. Grab the track – which features yet another stand-out guitar solo – now on iTunes. Orianthi and Lacey are set to film the song’s music video in the coming week, so stay tuned to Orianthi.com over the next month for the video’s debut, as well as all the latest news and updates.
Orianthi Teams Up with Lacey of Flyleaf for New Single
September 1, 2010 By David Stagg
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